6 Supercars at 23, NEW MONEY, Millions, Sales | HASSAN

Introduction

In this section, Hassan introduces himself and talks about his love for supercars. He also mentions his desire to travel and have fun.

Background

• Hassan is 23 years old and was born in the Midlands in England.

• He went to Loughborough University but got kicked out after getting into a fight during freshers' week.

• After traveling for two and a half years, he now lives in Dubai.

Early Business Journey

In this section, Craig interviews Hassan about his early business journey.

Uni Life

• Hassan got kicked out of uni after getting into a fight during freshers' week.

• Several months later, they used that incident to get him out of uni effectively wasting one year of his life.

Traveling

• Before uni, Hassan traveled during his gap year.

• His mindset was always focused on cash flow over anything else.

Job Search

• After traveling, he planned to get any job at Tesco's as a cashier just to get some money coming in.

Getting Kicked Out of Uni

In this section, Craig asks Hassan about why he got kicked out of uni and how it affected him.

The Fight

• Hassan got into a fight during freshers' week which led to him being kicked out of uni.

• He punched the other person, and four of their teeth came out.

The Aftermath

• The security pulled them in, and they had to call the police. Hassan stayed in jail that night.

• Several months later, they used that incident to get him out of uni effectively wasting one year of his life.

Interview with Hassan

In this section, Craig interviews Hassan about his background and what he's doing now.

Background

• Hassan is 23 years old and was born in the Midlands in England.

• He went to Loughborough University but got kicked out after getting into a fight during freshers' week.

• Before uni, Hassan traveled during his gap year.

Current Life

• After traveling for two and a half years, he now lives in Dubai.

• His mindset is always focused on cash flow over anything else.

Starting in Sales

In this section, Hassan talks about how he got into sales and why he chose it as a career path.

Getting into Sales

• Day came back from hockey in uni and told Hassan about a sales job selling boilers.

• The job was part of a government scheme.

• Hassan had heard many people recommend getting into sales, so he decided to give it a try.

Making No Money in Sales

• For a while, Hassan wasn't making any money from his sales job.

• He didn't provide much detail on this point but wanted to touch on the topic to provide value for younger viewers who may be considering getting into sales.

Regrets and Lessons Learned

In this section, Hassan reflects on his past decisions and shares some lessons he learned along the way.

No Regrets About Uni

• When asked if he regrets anything about getting kicked out of uni, Hassan says that he can't regret anything because the fight that led to his expulsion happened randomly one night out.

• However, he does wish that he had moved more quickly with everything once he realized that sales was good.

Learning About Online Business

• At the time when Hassan got kicked out of uni, he knew nothing about online business.

• Although Day would always talk about it, Hassan didn't understand anything about it until later on.

Frustration After Uni

• After getting kicked out of uni, Hassan felt frustrated and angry because two years of his life had been taken away.

• He also learned that no one really cares about you once you're no longer valuable or useful to them.

Dropping Out of Uni and Learning Real-World Consequences

In this section, the speaker talks about dropping out of university and how it taught him about real-world consequences.

Dropping Out of Uni

• The speaker dropped out of university after finishing his third year.

• He had a feeling he wasn't going to finish university and kept saying it to his mom.

• He was kicked out of university, which forced him to make money and learn about real-world consequences.

• The speaker learned that actions have consequences in the real world, unlike in school where people could get away with anything.

Selling Boilers and Traveling Around

In this section, the speaker talks about selling boilers and traveling around while doing so.

Selling Boilers

• After being kicked out of uni, the speaker started selling boilers in September 2019.

• For the first year, he was learning as much as he could about online business, offline business, selling marketing, speaking to people all that kind of stuff trying to meet as many people as possible.

Traveling Around

• The speaker started traveling more from July to September 2020 after already doing the boiler thing for a year.

• During lockdown (March-May 2020), he couldn't knock on doors because it was against government schemes. Instead, he spent time learning how to make money online.

• By summer 2020, he had made enough money affiliating for Tate (earning $9-$10k USD), which allowed him to start traveling more.

From Selling Boilers to Multi-Millionaire in Dubai

In this section, the speaker talks about how he went from selling boilers to becoming a multi-millionaire in Dubai.

Learning Business Lessons

• The speaker learned many of his business lessons from his door-to-door sales days, where he was doing all the hard work knocking on doors personally.

• He believes that these lessons are valuable and shares them with others through his free telegram channel.

Working with Tate and Affiliating

• The speaker started affiliating for Tate after meeting him in February 2020.

• By summer 2020, he had made enough money affiliating for Tate (earning $9-$10k USD), which allowed him to start traveling more.

Becoming a Multi-Millionaire in Dubai

• The speaker is now a multi-millionaire living in Dubai with five supercars.

• He attributes his success to the business lessons he learned while selling boilers and affiliating for Tate.

The Power of Assistance

In this section, the speaker talks about how he learned the importance of having people work for him and not just doing all the work himself.

Lessons Learned

• The speaker learned that if he continued to do all the work himself, he would never get rich.

• He realized that working purely on commission was not sustainable and that he needed to be in a position where he had people underneath him selling boilers for him.

• The promise of things getting better in the future was not enough to keep him motivated when jobs were falling through and he wasn't making any money.

• The speaker learned how business works: those at the top win while everyone else at the bottom are classic nine-to-five workers who don't get paid much.

Managing a Sales Team

In this section, the speaker talks about how he managed his sales team and scaled it up over time.

Building a Sales Team

• The speaker recruited people from university and friends of friends to create his own sales team.

• Despite being young, managing older team members was not complex because he knew others would be in his position one day.

• Many people are working jobs where they are getting paid less than what they're worth because they don't understand how much revenue they bring into their company.

Managing a Sales Team

• To manage his team effectively, the speaker always worked harder from the front by answering phone calls instantly and responding to messages promptly.

• By taking his job seriously, people took him more seriously as well.

Importance of Leading by Example

In this section, the speaker emphasizes the importance of leading by example and how it can help gain respect from team members.

Leading by Example

• The speaker shares his experience of always getting in before and leaving after his staff members to show them that he is working hard.

• The speaker explains that people are prone to doubt others, especially those who are younger or less experienced. Therefore, it's important to impose your will and lead from the front.

• The speaker notes that it's easy to motivate people when they're making money, but during slow days, it's important to continue leading by example.

Understanding Leadership

In this section, the speaker discusses how people often underestimate the amount of work leaders do and overestimate their own contributions.

Misunderstandings about Leadership

• The speaker notes that people often complain about CEOs earning high salaries while paying minimum wage to their workers without understanding what goes on behind the scenes.

• People tend to overestimate their own contributions while underestimating the amount of work leaders do. They don't see all the phone calls, managing, and paperwork involved in leadership.

Introduction and Daily Routine

In this section, the speaker talks about his daily routine and what he has been working on for the past few months.

Speaker's Daily Routine

• The speaker wakes up at different times every day and does not have a set bedtime or wake-up time. He believes in doing what needs to be done.

• He has been working non-stop for the past five to six months, focusing on big needle movers.

• The speaker has been focusing on building his private network called New Money, which he believes will be as big as Mr. Beast or even bigger.

• He spends a lot of time working with influencers in real life and building relationships.

New Money Business Idea

In this section, the speaker talks about how he came up with the idea for his business called New Money.

Origin of New Money Idea

• The idea for New Money came from the speaker's desire to travel with people who think like him but could not find anyone who had both the money and time to travel with him.

• He started interacting with people on Twitter and met up with some of them in person. This led him to move to Dubai after one of his Twitter friends recommended it.

• The initial group was small, consisting of only 50 to 80 people. However, it grew over time as more people joined.

Meeting Craig Through New Money

In this section, the speaker talks about how he met Craig through their mutual involvement in New Money.

Meeting Craig Through New Money

• The speaker met Craig through their mutual involvement in New Money.

• They now have multiple businesses together that stemmed from their initial meeting through New Money.

The Future of New Money

In this section, the speaker talks about his plans for the future of New Money and how he sees it becoming a multi-billion dollar organization. He also discusses how every member will have an opportunity to own equity in various businesses.

Plans for the Future

• The speaker believes that New Money will become a multi-billion dollar organization with many businesses operating under its banner.

• Every member of New Money will have an opportunity to own equity in various businesses.

• The speaker wants to expand into different industries such as production, watches, music, clothing, food industry and more.

• Every person inside New Money will help manage all operations.

Balancing Time Between Building New Money and Managing Other Businesses

In this section, the speaker talks about how much time he spends building New Money versus managing other businesses. He also discusses how doing things without overthinking can be beneficial.

Balancing Time

• The speaker mentions that building his Twitter account takes around 30 to 60 minutes a day.

• It doesn't take much time to build something if you have employees and systems in place to help manage other businesses.

• Doing things without spending hours analyzing can be beneficial.

Making Voice Notes vs Podcasting

In this section, the speaker talks about making voice notes versus podcasting. He explains that voice notes are made when an idea comes into his head instantly while podcasting requires preparation.

Making Voice Notes vs Podcasting

• Voice notes are made when an idea comes into the speaker's head instantly.

• Podcasting requires preparation and the speaker has no idea what questions are coming up.

Meeting New People and Networking

In this section, the speaker talks about how he met a new business partner in London and emphasizes the importance of networking to expand one's business opportunities.

Meeting New People Can Lead to Business Opportunities

• The speaker met his new business partner in Leicester Square, Central London.

• They had dinner once in Dubai and ended up owning more econ stores together.

• The speaker believes that many businesses can come from just meeting new people.

• He thinks that a lot of people are scared to network because they think it's a big time commitment.

Importance of Networking

• The speaker explains that traditional networking events are not always valuable as they tend to be more about pitching than value exchange.

• He highlights the importance of finding value within each other when networking.

• The speaker notes that as one's income level increases, it becomes harder to relate to old friends who are not on the same level financially.

• He believes that it is important to always be looking forward and upward rather than being stuck with average friends.

Personal Experience with Money Management

• The speaker shares an example of how some people spend all their money on designer clothes but still work low-paying jobs like Tesco's.

• He respects these individuals for their financial management skills despite their low income.

Importance of Cash Flow

In this section, the speaker talks about the importance of cash flow and how it can help in attracting good people in life.

Spending Money on Clothes and Assets

• The speaker uses a cup as an analogy to explain that every day, one should spend all the money they make on clothes, going out, food, assets, etc.

• The speaker emphasizes that cash flow is important because it keeps refilling like a cup. He believes that holding onto money is pointless and will not lead to wealth or happiness.

• The speaker explains that spending money on clothes and assets can make one feel good about themselves and attract good people in their life.

Investing in Mentorships and Courses

• The speaker shares his personal experience of spending all his money on mentorships and courses instead of material possessions. He believes that investing in education can provide a better return on investment than buying expensive items.

• The speaker clarifies that he respects people who spend their money on material possessions but thinks it's pointless to hold onto money without investing it somewhere else.

Working a Nine-to-Five Job

In this section, the speaker talks about his personal experience working a nine-to-five job and why he believes it's not for him.

Feeling Depressed at Work

• The speaker shares his experience of feeling depressed while working a nine-to-five job. He explains how he started getting late for work continuously after six months because he was no longer enjoying the job.

• The speaker believes that working a nine-to-five job is not for him and that he needs more in life. He thinks that people who say they don't want to work a nine-to-five job without trying it are not being honest with themselves.

The Importance of Having a Plan to Escape Your Job

In this section, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a plan to escape your job and increase your cash flow. He shares his experience of making plans with his brother to make more money when they were broke.

Making Plans to Increase Cash Flow

• It's important to have a plan on how to escape your job.

• Making plans to increase cash flow is crucial for financial success.

• The speaker and his brother made plans to make more money when they were broke.

• The speaker has always focused on learning and growing rather than just making money.

Importance of Cash Flow

• Cash flow is important because it allows you to keep spending and investing in new opportunities.

• The speaker shares an example of how he and his brother saw a hot tub they wanted but needed more cash flow before buying it.

• Learning and growing in business is important for long-term success.

Encouragement in Business

• Encouragement from others can be helpful, especially when starting out in business.

• Having someone push you forward can help you stay motivated even when things are tough.

Mindset for Success

In this section, the speaker discusses his mindset for success and how it differs from others. He emphasizes the importance of having a proactive approach to making money and learning new skills.

Aggressive Mindset vs. Proactive Mindset

• The speaker believes that having an aggressive mindset is necessary to make money and succeed in life.

• However, he acknowledges that a proactive mindset may work better for most people.

• A proactive mindset involves waking up every day with a list of tasks to accomplish before going to sleep at night.

• The speaker believes that having responsibilities, such as employees or people who rely on you, can help prevent complacency.

Importance of Learning New Skills

• The speaker emphasizes the importance of not wasting one's life by doing a job that does not provide opportunities for growth and learning.

• He enjoys learning new things and mastering different crafts.

• The speaker advises people to choose jobs where they can learn something new rather than just earning money.

• He explains how his sales skills have translated into managing teams effectively in his business.

Comfort vs. Growth

• The speaker argues that getting too comfortable in a nine-to-five job can hinder personal growth and development.

• He believes that many people make the mistake of becoming too comfortable with their current situation instead of striving for more.

Keeping Overhead Low for Freedom

In this section, the speaker talks about how keeping overhead low allows him to take huge risks and generate money quickly.

Benefits of Keeping Overhead Low

• Keeping overhead low provides freedom to take big risks.

• Many people get 9-5 jobs because they think their parents want them to. However, parents just want their children to be successful and happy.

• Parents don't always know what is best for their children in terms of making money. The way people make money has changed drastically over time.

• It's better not to tell your parents everything about your business ventures because it can bring unnecessary stress into their lives.

Working with Family Members

In this section, the speaker discusses his experience working with family members and close friends.

Working with Family Members

• The speaker has worked with his mom, dad, and sister in the past. He has had to fire them from some jobs as well.

• The speaker currently works closely with his brother who has a similar mindset as him.

Tips for Working with Close Friends and Family Members

• Be clear about expectations from the beginning.

• Don't let personal relationships interfere with work relationships.

• Have open communication and address issues immediately.

Motivation for Money

In this section, the speaker talks about his brother's motivation for money and how it has changed over time.

Brother's Motivation for Money

• The speaker's brother used to be content with making $100k a year.

• His brother is not materialistic and doesn't care about flexing on people.

• Since making more money, his brother couldn't imagine making less than millions a year.

Working with Others

In this section, the speaker talks about working with others and the importance of having one person in charge.

One Person in Charge

• The speaker believes that there should be one person in charge who lets everyone else know what to do.

• People prefer listening to someone they trust because it removes the thinking.

Spending Money Wisely

In this section, the speaker talks about how to spend money wisely and what things are worth investing in.

Spend Money on Reputation or Knowledge

• Spend money on things that increase your reputation or teach you something.

• Spend money on courses, mentorships, and things that will help you make more money.

Spend Money on Things That Give You Energy

• Spend money on clothes, watches, supercars, living in a nice apartment, nicer food, going to a nicer gym.

• These things will give you more energy which will make you feel better about yourself and work harder.

Investing in Reputation and Knowledge

In this section, the speaker talks about how investing in reputation and knowledge can lead to success. He emphasizes that spending money on things that increase your reputation, such as nice cars or watches, can make a big difference in how people perceive you.

Investing in Reputation

• Spending money on nice things can increase your reputation.

• Nice things like supercars and cigars can help you meet better people.

• Having a gold AP watch helped the speaker's friend take him more seriously.

• The speaker believes that investing in reputation is worth it and has increased his Twitter following.

Investing in Knowledge

• The speaker suggests spending money on things that give you more knowledge.

• Examples of these include buying new businesses, investing in new businesses, learning new things through books or courses, and mentorships.

Risk-Averse Mindset vs. Cash Flow Mindset

In this section, the speaker discusses his belief that having a cash flow mindset is more important than being risk-averse. He argues that focusing too much on saving money for a rainy day can hold you back from making more money.

Risk-Averse Mindset

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Cash Flow Mindset

• Focusing on cash flow can help you make more money.

• Focusing too much on saving pennies can slow down your business growth.

• Each dollar or pound is like a soldier; investing in the right areas (e.g., nice watches, cars, apartments, businesses, and education) can help you win the battle of making more money.

Spending Money and Dream Cars

In this section, the speaker talks about the importance of spending money and how it gives you energy. He also discusses his dream car and favorite supercar.

Importance of Spending Money

• The speaker believes that spending money is important because it gives you a certain kind of energy.

• According to the speaker, money has energy attached to it because it takes hours to earn.

• By spending money, you are essentially getting energy for yourself which cannot be destroyed.

• The speaker spends $200 on the gym and receives all the benefits such as meeting business partners, cool people, and getting cool pictures for Twitter.

Dream Car and Favorite Supercar

• The speaker already owns five supercars and will soon have a Bugatti but he won't say if it's his dream car.

• Initially, the Lamborghini was his dream car but now he thinks that overall, the Lamborghini Huracan is his favorite supercar.

Sales Tips from Door-to-Door Sales Days

In this section, the speaker shares some sales tips from his door-to-door sales days. He emphasizes knowing your numbers and keeping your energy levels high.

Knowing Your Numbers

• The speaker learned that knowing your numbers is important in sales. You need to know how many doors it takes to get a sale.

• Every time he got rejected, he got discouraged so he started tracking every door he knocked on whether they answered or not.

Keeping Energy Levels High

• The speaker realized that it's important to keep your energy levels high all the time because you have a better chance of selling when you're speaking with energy.

• He believes that if he's selling something amazing, he should talk like this the whole time.

Overcoming Rejection in Sales

In this section, the speaker talks about how to overcome rejection in sales and shares his personal experience.

Importance of Knowing Your Numbers

• The speaker emphasizes the importance of knowing your numbers to stay encouraged throughout the day.

• It is important to know that some days you may not get any sales, but on other days, you may get multiple sales.

• By knowing your numbers, you can avoid getting discouraged and keep doing the same thing every time.

Rejection is Not Personal

• The speaker explains that rejection is never personal and gives examples of how it could be due to external factors such as people not answering their phone or targeting the wrong audience on social media.

• He shares his own experience of knocking on doors where people didn't answer or shouted at him.

Don't Take Rejection Seriously

• The speaker learned that rejection isn't serious and it's important not to take it personally.

• He shares a story about a man who shouted at him for knocking on his door three times in a row. Despite this negative interaction, he quickly forgot about it and moved on.

Building Relationships with Customers

• The speaker mentions that he would sometimes have hour-long conversations with customers if they were older and he could relate to them more.

• He believed that building relationships with customers was more valuable than trying to make one extra sale.

Importance of Being Around Successful People

In this section, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being around successful people and how it exposes one to new levels of wealth.

Benefits of Being Around Successful People

• Being around successful people is important as it exposes one to new levels of wealth.

• Conversations with successful people can teach valuable lessons that can be applied in life.

• Life goes by quickly, and being around successful people motivates one to work harder.

Motivation and Balancing Personal Life

In this section, the speaker talks about what keeps him motivated and his views on balancing personal life with work.

What Keeps Him Motivated

• The fact that life is short and time goes by quickly keeps him motivated.

• He does not view his success as an achievement but rather as a result of pushing hard every day.

Balancing Personal Life with Work

• He considers everything that improves his life as work, including having kids.

• He plans to have kids at 25 years old since he believes that having them at a younger age means he will be younger when they are older.

• He finds sitting on the beach in Mexico boring and unfulfilling.

Importance of Physical Strength and Confidence

In this section, the speaker talks about the importance of physical strength and confidence in his life. He believes that being physically strong gives him a different kind of confidence, which helps him in sales.

Physical Strength and Confidence

• The speaker believes that being physically strong is important because it gives you a certain level of confidence.

• He thinks that if you're just an average guy without any fighting experience or physical strength, you'll be insecure.

• The speaker used to be very strong and capable of lifting heavy weights but now he focuses more on making money.

• He suggests that people should focus on what they're missing in their life. If someone is really skinny and insecure with how they look, then they should focus on balancing gym with making money. However, if someone is already in good shape and confident socially, then they should focus solely on making money.

Money is Number One

In this section, the speaker talks about the importance of money and how it affects other aspects of life. He also discusses his personal experience with focusing on money over everything else.

Money is the Most Important Thing

• The speaker believes that money is the most important thing for a guy because it affects other areas of life.

• He emphasizes that money is not everything, but it plays a significant role in making connections, building relationships, and boosting confidence.

• If someone's life is in decent order, then they should focus on making money. Otherwise, they should prioritize other things first.

Risk-Taking and Decision Making

• The speaker takes risks when it comes to things that don't matter much. He encourages people not to overthink every action they take.

• People often overestimate the consequences of their actions. The speaker gives an example of saying questionable things to customers while doing door-to-door sales but realizing that no one cares about those interactions later on.

• Overthinking content or decisions can be counterproductive. The speaker posts a lot of content on Twitter to find people like Craig who are interested in his private network.

Conclusion: Focus on What Matters

In this section, the speaker concludes by emphasizing the importance of focusing on what matters and not worrying too much about insignificant details.

Don't Sweat the Small Stuff

• People shouldn't worry too much about negative feedback or unfollowers because those individuals were never going to be useful connections anyway.

• The reason why the speaker posts so much content on Twitter is to find people who are interested in his private network. He encourages people to focus on what matters and not sweat the small stuff.

Dealing with Criticism and Building Confidence

In this section, the speaker talks about how to deal with criticism and build confidence.

Dealing with Criticism

• The speaker says that you get better at dealing with criticism over time.

• He advises people to read comments and improve but not to give too much importance to them.

• Failing quickly is important, and having the ability to fail and learn is crucial for success.

Building Confidence

• The speaker believes that having a certain level of skill gives a baseline confidence.

• He thinks it's valuable to talk about how having a certain level of skill can increase confidence.

• Not caring too much about consequences can help in building confidence.

Trying New Things

In this section, the speaker talks about trying new things and not being afraid of failure.

Trying New Things

• The speaker encourages people to try new things without overthinking the consequences.

• He advises people not to worry too much about what they're doing as long as they're learning from it.

Not Being Afraid of Failure

• Failing quickly is important, and having the ability to fail and learn is crucial for success.

• The speaker believes that being able to fail and learn is important even when you get bigger.

Lessons Learned from Making Money

In this section, the speaker talks about how focusing on lessons learned is more important than worrying about making money.

Importance of Learning Lessons

• Focusing on lessons learned is more important than worrying about making money.

• The speaker emphasizes being aggressive with implementing changes and systems to learn as much as possible.

• Being aggressive with input will lead to great output.

Challenges in Building Wealth

• The speaker shares that the more money you make, the more you learn about how the world works.

• Building wealth teaches harsh realities such as life being competitive and needing successful people around you.

• People don't care unless you're useful to them or they don't care at all.

Putting Money to Work

• The speaker talks about putting your money to work and meeting amazing people through networking.

• Nuanced advice is given regarding when someone should start putting their money to work.

Spending Money and Investing

In this section, the speaker talks about how spending money depends on one's goals. He also discusses his views on investing in stocks, crypto, property, and businesses.

Spending Money

• The amount of money you spend depends on your goals.

• The speaker spends a lot of money trying to create more cash flow.

• Things that improve reputation and teach new things are worth spending money on.

Investing

• As one becomes richer, they can start investing in stocks, crypto, property, and businesses.

• The speaker does not believe in investing too much in property as it gives low returns.

• One cannot invest money they do not have; the speaker advises against investing without connections or resources.

• The speaker believes that crypto and stocks will not save anyone from financial struggles.

Risk-taking and Traveling

In this section, the speaker shares stories about taking risks with his finances and traveling for leisure.

Risk-taking

• The speaker took risks with his finances by putting all his money into stocks and crypto when people were talking about a bull run.

• He is happy to see people who invested in crypto lose their money because he believes they were foolish to put all their savings into it.

Traveling

• In February 2020, the speaker spent all his money on a flight to Romania to watch a friend fight.

Taking Risks and Being Aggressive in Business

In this section, the speaker talks about taking risks and being aggressive in business. He shares his experience of traveling to Bulgaria and Romania to meet new people and learn new lessons.

Lessons Learned from Traveling

• The speaker traveled to Bulgaria and Romania to meet new people and learn new lessons.

• He learned lessons about optimizing his lifestyle, managing time, and setting up his life for success.

• The speaker believes in doing anything to force a change, even if he learns just one thing from it.

• He emphasizes the importance of being aggressive in business because problems are never going to fix themselves.

Importance of Fixing Problems Immediately

• The speaker's best business lesson is Law 32 in his ebook called the 48 Laws of Money: fix the problem immediately because it's never going to fix itself.

• He advises being more aggressive with whatever you're doing, selling yourself, getting out there, making money happen, and switching things up when necessary.

Living in Dubai

In this section, the speaker talks about why he likes living in Dubai compared to other places he has lived before.

Feeling Like a Small Fish in a Big Pond

• The speaker likes feeling like a small fish in a big pond.

• He explains that he forgets he has five supercars because he doesn't party too much or see everyone's reactions.

Dubai vs England

In this section, the speaker talks about how being in Dubai exposes him to more wealth and progress than being in England. He also discusses the safety of Dubai compared to England.

Exposed to More Wealth

• The speaker's friends in Dubai make crazy money, with one friend making 70-80k a day consistently.

• The speaker made 79k profit in a day last week.

• The speaker saw a Bugatti parked outside his gym and knows the owner through his friend who makes ATK a day.

Progressing Businesses

• In England, the speaker is always conscious of his safety due to his possessions, but he doesn't have to worry about that in Dubai.

• The speaker believes he could easily pay for security 24/7 if he went back to England because he's "balling."

• Being in Dubai allows the speaker to focus on progressing his businesses without worrying about safety concerns.

Feeling at Home

• The speaker feels like he has oil money when he's in Dubai because of his Arab heritage.

• While America is the best country in the world, according to the speaker, Dubai is the best city due to its safety and opportunities.

• The cars are insured in Dubai rather than just the person driving them like they are in England.

Living in England vs Dubai

In this section, the speaker compares living in England to living in Dubai. He talks about the difficulties of living in England and how he feels it is not set up for success. He also discusses his vision for his company, New Money, and how he plans to have headquarters all over the world.

Living in England

• The speaker finds it difficult to live in England as a young person.

• He feels that England is not set up for success and is good only if you want to work a 9-to-5 job.

• The weather is bad, food is bad, and there are limited opportunities.

Moving to America

• The speaker plans on moving to America when New Money becomes bigger than Milk.

• He envisions having a mansion in Los Angeles or Miami with a huge operation and headquarters.

• His vision for New Money includes having bases set up all over the world.

Making Money

• The speaker believes that making money should be viewed on a daily basis rather than monthly or yearly.

• It's important to focus on profit rather than revenue.

• Cash flow is key when it comes to being successful financially.

Overall, the speaker prefers living in Dubai due to its amazing weather and people. He believes that focusing on profit rather than revenue is key when it comes to making money. Additionally, he has big plans for his company New Money which include having headquarters all over the world.

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